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Handball is the name of several different sports:

• Team handball, Olympic sport in which two teams try to throw the ball into their opponents' goal
• American handball, a sport similar to racquetball where players hit the ball with a hand instead of a racquet, which originates from Gaelic handball
• Australian handball, similar to the Irish and American versions, with a defined culture and rule set
• Beach handball, team handball on the beach
• Chinese handball, a variant of American handball popular on the streets of New York City during the 1960s and 70s
• Czech handball, an outdoor sport similar to team handball, played in the Czech Republic
• Field handball, the original outdoor team handball, played at the 1936 Olympics
• Four square, also known as downball in Australia^{[citation needed]}, a game played on four squares.
• Frisian handball (keatsen), a game played in Friesland in the northern Netherlands between two teams of three players
• Gaelic handball, a sport similar to squash where players hit the ball with a hand instead of a racquet

Handball can also refer to:

• Handball (Australian rules football), a legal method of disposing of the ball and an alternative to a footpass
• Handball (soccer), illegal use of arms or hands while playing football (soccer)

Handballing may refer to the sexual act of fisting.

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Medal record
Luc Abalo
Men's handball
Competitor for  France
Summer Olympics
Gold	2008 Beijing	Team competition
World Championships
Gold	2009 Croatia	Team competition
Gold	2011 Sweden	Team competition
European Championships
Gold	2006 Switzerland	Team competition
Gold	2010 Austria	Team competition
Bronze	2008 Norway	Team competition

Luc Abalo (born 6 September 1984 in Ivry-sur-Seine) is a French handball player. Official player for the national handball team since 2006 and the European championship, he was on the teams that won the gold medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics^[1], the European champion title in 2010 and the World champion title in 2009 and 2011.

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